i grew up here in arizona. i was with my wonderful mother who is hopefully watching tonight, because i'm mentioning her in a very good set. took me to the arizona state fair to pass out barry goldwater literature when he was running for the united states senate against earnest mcfarland. that was my first political event in my life. >> greta: what a difference it makes. >> exactly. >> greta: who would guess you would be vice president and be back here. >> be back at the arizona state fair. when i knew you were going to be here and you invited me i said absolutely i want to come see greta and help fox and come back to the arizona state fair. >> greta: great to see you. a lot going on in the world today your thoughts. qaddafi is dead. how does that change things? >> i don't think it's going to change things much immediately. the focus right now is, you know, who is going to succeed qaddafi. this transitional government there we really don't know who the leader a lot of fighting. jocking for positions. the radical

grijalva of arizona. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 112-258 by the gentleman from new mexico, mr. lujan, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 112-258 offered by mr. lujan of new mexico. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in favor of taking this recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote followed by two two-minute votes. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the hou

the southeast arizona land exchange and conservation act sponsored by our colleague from arizona, mr.gosar, is a commonsense measure that will create new american jobs and strengthen our economy through increased u.s. mineral production. the bill authorizes an equal value land exchange between resolution copper, the federal government, the state of arizona and the town of superior, arizona, that will open up the third largest undeveloped copper resource in the world. the bill requires the cost of the land exchange be fully paid for by the mine developer, ensuring fair treatment for taxpayers and for the government. this project will provide substantial benefits to the united states inhe form of job creation, economic growth and increased national security. this mining project will support nearly 3,700 jobs. these are good paying american wage jobs that will equate to more than $220 million in annual wages. at a time when our economy continues to struggle, this mining project will provide a much-immediated -- much-needed boost through private investments. this mining activity will have

arizona sheriffs from both political parties say their trust is broken. >> i spent 50 years in uniform it's embarrassing to have to stand before you and apologize for people that we elect. >> reporter: as congress plans more hearings, the arizona sheriff say they're dealing with the fallout on the front lines, threatened by the very weapons the government let fall into the hands of mexican drug dealers. sharyl attkisson, cbs news, washington. >> mitchell: ahead, the challenge of childhood hunger comes to "sesame street" pep that story is next >> mitchell: there will be food for thought for viewers of all ages tomorrow evening when "sesame street" presents a prime-time special. as bigad shaban tells us, the show will introduce a brand new character and a problem that affects all too many real-life youngsters ♪ sunny days ♪. >> reporter: for more than 41 years, those furry friends on "sesame street" have taught kids all about life's less lessons, even the tough ones. >> when you don't even know whether you're going to have a next meal or not, that can be very hard. >> reporter: seven-yea

la cifra de muertes de inmigrantes en un tramo de la frontera de arizona con mÉxico.street. el mosquito es que este viernes el dueÑo de ese parque privado programÓ una limpieza del lugar alegando que se ha convertido en una zona e insalubre. pero la respuesta de los activistas fue que no abandonarÁn el lugar por lo que se esperan enfrentamientos con la policÍa. >> las boletas electorales serÁn bilingües en 25 ta dos. 248 condados y otras organizaciones polÍticas proporcionen tarjetas en dos idiomas a hispanos y tambiÉn a otras minorÍas que hablan poco o nada de inglÉs. la ley federal obliga a imprimir material bilingüe. >> en mÁs de las elecciones, cain se encuentra a la cabeza de la carrera por la nominaciÓn presidencial republicana segÚn una encuesta que serÁ publicada maÑana. este sondeo fue elaborado para la cardenal nbc. el 27% de los consultados eligieron a cain como su primera opciÓn. su mÁs cercano seguidor es el gobernador de massachusetts. >> el nÚmero de las muertes de inmigrantes en un tramo de arizona y mÉxico ha caÍdo a su lugar mÁs bajo. en el aÑo fisca

. >> tom: as we continue our focus on jobs, we head to arizona. it's a state where the economy was decimated by the housing bust. the number of construction jobs there has dropped by more than half since the market peaked in 2006. as mike sauceda of our arizona bureau at phoenix's pbs 8 explains, the region is seeing a small comeback in construction jobs but the gains aren't being driven by a roaring economy. >> this is the sound of construction jobs being added in arizona. a massive hail storm hit the phoenix area last october, damaging roofs and air conditioners-- a factor leading to more construction work in the grand canyon state. before the hail, the state was pelted heavily by the housing crisis and a shadow inventory of 60,000 foreclosed homes that have not been sold, or homes being held back from the market, but the clouds appear to be breaking. for five straight months, arizona has seen a slight increase in construction jobs after years of huge losses. the new jobs are putting people like pete dale back to work. he was without a job for a

i talk to everybody. >> sheriff joe arpaio of maricopa county, arizona. thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you, sir. >>> coming up, registered voters in south carolina could face problems voting in next year's presidential election. we'll talk to melissa harris-perry about the state's new voter photo i.d. law and how it will change the outcome of elections. support, public support for marijuana legalization is at a record high. the federal government still thinks marijuana is as dangerous as heroin. that's in the "rewrite" tonight. >>> nypd deputy inspector anthony bologna whose brutality against occupy wall street protesters many of you saw for the first time on this program has been investigated by the new york police department for his use of pepper spray which was clearly in violation of the department's rules. [ screaming ] >> pepper spray. seriously? pepper spray for what? [ screaming ] >> after seeing that video, i made this prediction about the department's investigation of inspector bologna. of course, as his internal affairs in

. >> autoridades en arizona arrestaron a decenas de personas vinculadas con cartel de narcotrÁfico. >an a travÉs de distibuidores en varios estados. >> alejandra espinoza tiene cifras y nos explica cÓmo fue desbaratoada la red. >> (gritos). >> mÁs personas aquÍ en la casa. >> 76 arrestos. >> mÁs de 70 mil libras de marihuana y 158 de heroÍna confiscoada es solo una parte del operativo en que participaron mÁs de 20 agencias policÍacas de arizona y que iniciÓ con una parada de trÁfico en el condado pinal. >> encontraron droga, iniciaron una investigaciÓn con averiguaciÓn previa para identificar de dÓnde venÍa la droga. >> los llevarÍa a uno de los narcotraficantes en todos los tomes. >> jo kaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn. >> nuestra inteligencia indica que Él es el responsable de mucho en esta zona. >> por eso el enfoque en chapo guzmÁn. >> las cÉlulas que este cartel tiene en arizona han obtenido ganancias mensualmente de 33 millones de dÓlares, sumando 2. 2 billones en Últimos 5 aÑos, tiempo que estiman han operado en este estado. >> el crimen organizado presenta una amenaza a la comunidad, en

he's president of the state senate in the great state of arizona. russell pierce made a national name for himself last year by pushing through arizona's papers please law. remember sp-1070? at the time the most draconian anti-immigration law in the country before alabama got ahold of the issue. a federal judge has blocked arizona from enforcing major parts of papers please. but in the meantime, arizona voters, angry or grossed out by the whole sb-1070 ordeal started a recall campaign against russing pierce. the campaign said, overt disdain for the united states constitution. they put his petition out there and russell pierce up for a vote. through no fault of the arizona recallers, they're watching a cautionary tale unfold about the way we make decisions these days in our little democracy. here's how it goes. ready? the candidate who's trying to unseat russell pierce is in fact a fellow republican, this guy here. he's a totally mainstream local republican from the district who was urged into the race by other local republicans who within embarrassed

i talk to everybody. >> sheriff joe arpaio of maricopa county, arizona.nk you very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you, sir. >>> coming up, registered voters in south carolina could face problems voting in next year's presidential election. we'll talk to melissa harris-perry about the state's new voter photo i.d. law and how it will change the outcome of elections. support, public support for marijuana legalization is at a record high. the federal government still thinks marijuana is as dangerous as heroin. that's in the "rewrite" tonight. hey, check it out. she's using the mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber. i've heard of it, but i haven't seen one up close. what's the word around the sink? that it removes 3 times more soap scum per swipe, and it came from outer space. it is not from outer space! no, man, it's from outer space. they're aliens on an intergalactic cleanliness mission. they're here to clean up the universe. oh, the kitchen scrubbers are aliens, too? yeah, look at that greasy kitchen mess. everybody's in on the cleanspiracy, man. i c

now, obviously since then she's been in arizona, she's been in california, she's been in other places and she basically needs to be focused in iowa. that's all i have said. i have -- i obviously criticized her -- i was asked by chris matthews on a show, did she make a mistake when she attacked the governor of texas on the hiv thing? i basically said, it was a mistake. it was a mistake not attacking, but the next day basically saying it caused retardation when she didn't have any facts. >> the hpv virus he wanted to have mandated. >> i have great affection for her. i wish her nothing but goodwill. i'm done with politics. i've done this for 40 years and the only difference is, you know, when you've done it for 40 years, you're done 9 presidential campaigns, you know what the pattern is. and it wasn't just 25 years ago when i did ronald reagan. i was there with mike huckabee in iowa just four years ago. there's a pattern and a way you deal with iowa, new hampshire and south carolina and then after that basically go to more of a national campaign. those early states it's retail politics.

and arizona not having an answer to the resume. and here the steelers roll 32-20, final from arizona. and still to come, on raven's wrap-up. the finish that everyone is buzzing about, and tebow to talk later in the show. and we have a nugget to get you fired up for monday. and here 3-2 under coach harbaugh for monday night football. and on the road. and ravens, 7-8 overall record on monday nights. >> brought to you by miller lite, with a wider mouth and more ounces of that taste you love. so you didn't get a miller lite? no. what's the difference? miller lite has more taste. i don't care. i just got one of these. well that's the second unmanly thing you've done today. what was the first?

guns have shown up in arizona and texas. have been found at crime scenes from tijuana to acapulco. >> how many people were killed or injured here in mexico as a result of fast and furious? hundreds, officials say, but the exact number is not known. why? because when mexico attempted to trace the guns, the u.s. said the information did not exist when in fact if did. which is why many feel betrayed. >> i obviously feel violated. i feel my country's sovereignty was violated. >> he heads mexico's judicial committee. he and others say the u.s. broke international law by knowing by sending guns south. >> this program was a great mistake at its conception. as absurd. especially because human lives were put in danger. >> how many weapons do we have in the united states orxd mexico that are out there that are the result of fast and furious that we do not know where they are? >> you are looking in the ballpark of anywhere from a thousand to 1500, 1800 guns sil. >> what's your best guess on how many of those were mexico and how many of

large-scale protests in arizona to be sure, but those protests weren't just in arizona.r the country. there were nationwide boycotts organized against the state of arizona. arizona's anti-imarbitration bill, sb-1070, better known as the "papers please law," frankly became a national issue. more than a year later, after sb-1070 was stayed by the courts, alabama passed an even more draconian law, a law that essentially makes it illegal to exist without documentation in alabama. your very existence in that state in school and in a car, in a church maybe, could be considered a crime under alabama's new law. and when a federal judge in alabama refused to block key provisions of that new anti-immigrant law, alabama's latinos, all 4% of them, in contrast to the 30% in arizona, they comparatively were kind of just left on their own. many just left altogether, just fled the state entirely. "the new york times" reporting an exodus of hispanic immigrants from one small alabama town. the monday after key parts of the law were upheld the alabama department of education told politico

in safford, arizona, t.e. funds are being used to improve five intersections and the surrounding streetscapes along main street to provide safer means of travel for pedestrians. according to the city of safford, in arizona, this project provides a viable transportation component dedicated to pedestrian safety within the increased vehicle on main street. this downtown project to improve safety, mobility and commerce was supported by the town of thatcher, the safford downtown association and the graham county chamber of commerce. so again, we have a situation here where i believe this amendment has very adverse consequences to our local people, to our states. right now, the way t.e. is in our bill, the old bill, it's really up to the states whether they want to do this. no one can force them to spend the money on this. they have the flexibility. so now seven ways of using these funds would be taken away from the states. so let's not -- let's be clear on it. this is a state decision how they spend this money. the

. >>> college football, wild moment in the ucla/arizona game. a man dressed like a referee ran on the field, blew the whistle, and a group of players got into it, players cleared the benches and that's all the fight ucla had. arizona won big 48-12. >>> nhl capitals off to their best start in team history and get it going against flyers. ovechkin scored a pair of goals. >>> finally are the penguins arron asham celebrated his 700 th game in style. puck deflected it up, batted it out of the air into the net. the cards could have used a home run swing like that last night. took asham 700 games to score the prettiest goal of his career. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> a scary situation shaping up at the box office this weekend. your entertainment headline are straight ahead. >>> plus, a sign of the troubled economic times all around the nation. we're going to introduce you to one jobless man who is going to extreme lengths for a fresh start. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this friday mor

heading to auxiliary field in a arizona.s going to get a chance to fire a live missile for the first time. he is expected to spends two months in arizona and going for special training in southern california. >>> denmark come up with a plan in the fight against obesity. they instituteed the fat tax. people will pay more for fatty foods. excessive consumption can cause 4% of the premature death. >>> it's also this morning's hot topic. what do you think about the government taxing fatty foods that are considered unhealthy. head to facebook fan page and weigh in on the discussion. >>> obviously you don't know the signs of being pregnant. men, you can get a taste of experience with a pregnancy simulator. >> reporter: it took mad science to impregnant arnold schwarzenegger in the movie junior. but there is a simpler solution that allows men to experience the joys of womenhood. a pregnancy simulator he calls the mommy tummy. this was inspired by insensitive japanese men who refuse to offer seats to pregnant women on trains. he dec

he signed a 2-year contract to play tight end with arizona and that is in his home state. wjz eyewitness news. >>> unfortunately we won't get to see him play sunday because ÷ he's out with a hamstring injury. >>> the current logo is sent to the bench and replaced by a cartoon berg -- the new look will incorporate qualities of the 1970 and 83 caps. according to supports.com, they confirmed the change during a meeting with fans this week. the official announcement is set for next month. >>> death defying stunt, a local magician in a high stakes race, wjz is live right now. jackson was with the escape artist. >> it was amazing to me as you mentioned a local magician proves to be a halloween treat and not a trip to the hospital. he called it the jaws of death. 43 feet upside off of a crane in front of the bar. >> magician, comedian and illusionist, pushes the envelope with a break out performance. >> what did you think of that trick. >> it was awesome. >> he performs his most -- before a crowd at the bar his family owned. >> i'll be strapped into a straight jacket. i will be h

suddenly, arizona was up 17-3. the crowd was in shock. in the third quarter, everything turned around. hear, the ravens. tied at 27. smith down to the 5 yard line. cue the game-ender. the ravens comeback to beat arizona 13-27. >> that is one of the reasons. he put the ball in the right place. >> the win put the ravens at 5- 2. >> thank you. poverty busters take their cause to the inner harbor today. we will explain. >> they are attacking us like we are in a third world country. erupts at an occupy event. >> dozens spent this halloween eve in downtown baltimore marching for human rights. they gathered today for their haunted harbor. organizers say the protests come as workers at the inner harbor struggled to make ends meet. >> they do not have access to health care. that is not fair. we are asking for human rights for workers. >> protesters also stopped at the occupied baltimore encampment. police and protesters clashed in denver saturday after officials told protesters they could not set up tents in front of the capital. >> this is how ou

arizona.brian terry, the border patrol agent was killed in arizona. the majority of this activity took place in arizona. texas, as well. but a lot of it in arizona. so we are talking about it, and we will reach a decision in the next day or two. but frankly, greta, i don't get what part of the congressman's question that eric older didn't get when he said when did you first find out about this? and the attorney general of the united states said he didn't understand the question. that's -- that's very interesting. >> the special prosecutor or not? >> we are leaning towards it, but i want to talk with the whole delegation and act as a unified delegation. we all represent the state of arizona where a lot of this happened. >> governor christie said today no means no. he said it a million times but he said it again today. taking governor christie out of the race, any thoughts on the republican field or how the race is progressing? >> well, obviously i regret that he didn't come into the race. i thi

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it was concept right here in arizona, not even to the other side of arizona and mesa.ple was saying that they didn't even hear about it. people in california hadn't heard about it until i had to get up and say, outrage. >> so shirley johnson and josie hunter, little jhessye's aunt and grandmother. thank you all for being here. i know it's a trying time. we're getting that story out and her picture. thank you so much. we'll follow up with you if that's okay and hopefully little jhessye will come home. thank you very much. >> can i justify say one thing? >> go ahead, miss johnson. >> yeah. if we can possibly get the database maybe the fbi more involved. i know they say they're involved to oversee the glenndale police department and helping with more resources and get some expertise in looking for missing children, maybe we can do that because i know it's issues going on with arizona and their ability to follow through on crimes with children. >> miss johnson, absolutely, thank you for beating here and we'll follow and stay on this story, as well. our best to the family g

of a, in arizona.ek, quarter mile run in front of 40 1500 pound bulls, first time done in the u.s. in ten years. ron is on his way after the show. >> i'd do it. absolutely. >> i can't believe you. i would never. you couldn't pay me enough. >> you must be bianna golodryga. i'm ron claiborne. sitting in for dan. he's on assignment. it's sunday, october 16. also ahead, another dan, our "gma" legal analyst dan abrams, in kansas city talking to the parents of missing baby lisa, the missouri national guard is going to join the search for her today and we'll have the latest on that investigation into her disappearance. >>> plus, this little guy is one of the things we've been fixated on this week. the crazy chimp, talk about all of the other things he can do coming up in our "fixation" segment. >>> we begin at the bottom of the world in the effort to rescue a sick american woman stranded in the south pole. a plane able to land in and the hope to rescue her soon. >> good morning to you. it will take about eigh

something in that arizona water. it was not since the triumph.we have hill seen gifford, her hair longer, mood uplifted. it is not everyday that you of courseexamples --id it joe biden, of course like this, said joe biden. >> his number-one priority is to be by his wife's side. >> he needs to stand by her side. and i congratulate them both. >> or is no word if giffords run for office again. the couple is working on a memoir, supposed to hit shelves month. thuman, abc 7 news. >> nice story. >>> what a gorgeous day. >> october, when you are in the summer, now we have beautiful days. enjoy them while they last. first up, mount airy, spectacular. not a single cloud. the dome of high pressure to stack up in the atmosphere, suppressing the cover, eventually warming up. beautiful evening, a beautiful sunset coming up. 62 rockville, 62 vienna, 64 lanham, the load to point means that it is comfortable as well. -- the low do point means that it is comfortable as well. this point in that october, it but it ist and chile, cool.g gaithersburg, fredericksburg

arizona won the game 48-12. that is pac 10 football, whatever it's called, pac 12. >>> among the other great things like yankee fans, they single-handedly -- gadhafi killed by yankee fan. the subhead line if you look below, gunman had more hits than a-rod. the 20-year-old was the one who fired the fatal shot that killed moammar gadhafi and he did it, yes, while wearing a new york yankees hat. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama spent the week on the road pushing the jobs bill. the president needed 60 votes to move forward, he got 50. will these guys ever pass a meaningful jobs bill? we'll knock that around with our "morning joe" crew. >>> when we come back we'll watch stephen colbert predict with saddam, bin laden and gadhafi out of the way, who will the united states go back next? think western european allies. that clip when we come back. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western veg

>>> who brings an umbrella to a wedding in arizona? >> i don't know. thinking ahead? >>> a cloudy afternoon out there, the forecast is coming up. >>> in the middle of the day >>> in the middle of the day stocks, the mega bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. 3-way cfls really click with my style. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. . >>> this storm is all the way back to wards wards and there is more where this came from. the accidents and sunshine, the closed are taking over, here are the showers with that band and the clouds may mix with sunshine, but the general idea is that the storm is moving in and this is the first sign of it. to the south, a breeze, it will be mild, 62 in baltimore, 62 in washington and it is 71 in ocean city. behind this, cooler air and that will follow and that will continue after we are done with the storm. clouds in place and by the time we get to tonight, this rain will pick up and it could be heavy at times and they hope move off on friday. that will set the sta

el miembro de la casa la oficina de seguridad de la casa blanca y la a t f en arizona y el cerebro deido y furioso. >> de las armas decomisadas y rastreadas desde mÉxico. un 80 % de las armas vienen de esta operaciÓn. >> se permitiÓ la venta de armas a narcotraficantes mexicanos para rastearlas. el iintercambio desde la casa blanca y la agencia a t f en arizona sucediÓ entre julio y septiembre del 2010. los dos funcionarios discuten los esfuerzos de la agencia a t f en la frontera. no se menciona la operaciÓn con el nombre de rÁpido y furioso. >> en este e- mail de a t f en arizona le expresa su frustraciÓn con las autoridades mexicanas sobre las investigaciones del trÁfico de armas. >> para poder presentar cargos federales en los estados unidos es todo un problema tener acceso a esas armas. el funcionario explica que en mÉxico las armas incautadas son guardadas en bases militares y mientras mÁs tiempo pasan allÍ es mÁs difÍcil o imposible tener acceso a ellas para reemplazarlas o tener los casos... en un caso especÍfico el acco a una base militar mexicana les fue negado porque el gen